Ritika
- male tiger killed in mutual fight
- Incident of Ghodajhari Sanctuary
Balapur TalodhiBramhapuri: A male tiger about two and a half years old was killed in a conflict with some other thing in room no. Eight tigers have died in the district within a week. In this, 7 tigers died around Ghodajhari Sanctuary.
During patrolling in room number 646 inside the Ghodajhari sanctuary, a dead tiger was seen. The forest department immediately reached the spot and conducted a panchnama and dissected the dead body. According to preliminary investigation, this tiger cub is estimated to be about two and a half years old. And on the basis of the canine mark made on its neck, it is estimated that it was killed by another tiger and its rear part was also eaten. This evening, after conducting Mokka Panchnama inside Ghodajhari, the body of the tiger was dissected and burnt on the spot. The autopsy was done by Livestock Development Officer Dr. Shirish Ramteke, Dr. Ashmita Jagjhape, Dr. Mamta Wankhede Panchayat Samiti Nagbhid.
At this time, Deepesh Malhotra, Conservator of Forests of Bramhapuri Forest Department Bramhapuri, Assistant Deputy Conservator of Forests Kailash Dhondne, Nagbhid Forest Range Officer SB Hazare, Talodhi Ba Forest Range Officer (Ext. Work.) Mahesh Gaikwad, NTCA representative Bandu Dhotre, K etc were present.
The month of December 2022 is turning out to be very sad for wildlife lovers and for tigers, in which a tiger cub died in a similar conflict in Tadoba’s Agarjari this week. In Seoni beat of Sindewahi range, tigress named Patlin Bhai Natural death, and the death of 4 cubs aged around two and a half to three months in the same range, followed by the mutual death of this male cub today in Chandrapur district itself, and Devendra Nagar range, Shikari, under North Forest Division of Panna Tiger Reserve Park. A full grown tiger died due to hanging around its neck in a noose set by the government. In this way, the death of 8 tigers this week has created a sensation.
